List Of All Richard Burton Movies
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Here is the list of all Richard Burton movies.
Richard Burton was a Welsh actor born on November 10, 1925, in Pontrhydyfen, Wales. He is widely regarded as one of the greatest actors of the 20th century, known for his commanding presence, rich voice, and intense performances.
Burton began his acting career on stage in the 1940s, and made his film debut in 1949 in the film "The Last Days of Dolwyn". He gained international fame for his role in the 1960 film "The Longest Day" and for his performance in the 1963 film "Cleopatra" alongside Elizabeth Taylor, with whom he had a famously tumultuous relationship.
Burton received seven Academy Award nominations throughout his career, including for his roles in "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" and "The Spy Who Came in from the Cold". He also won two Tony Awards for his work on Broadway.
In addition to his acting career, Burton was also known for his love of poetry, and recorded several spoken-word albums of classic poetry, including the works of Dylan Thomas, John Donne, and Shakespeare.
Burton struggled with alcoholism throughout his life, which affected his health and ultimately led to his death from a cerebral hemorrhage on August 5, 1984, at the age of 58. Despite his personal struggles, Burton remains an icon of the stage and screen, remembered for his powerful performances and commanding presence.
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Richard Burton was a Welsh actor born on November 10, 1925, in Pontrhydyfen, Wales. He is widely regarded as one of the greatest actors of the 20th century, known for his commanding presence, rich voice, and intense performances.
Burton began his acting career on stage in the 1940s, and made his film debut in 1949 in the film "The Last Days of Dolwyn". He gained international fame for his role in the 1960 film "The Longest Day" and for his performance in the 1963 film "Cleopatra" alongside Elizabeth Taylor, with whom he had a famously tumultuous relationship.
Burton received seven Academy Award nominations throughout his career, including for his roles in "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" and "The Spy Who Came in from the Cold". He also won two Tony Awards for his work on Broadway.
In addition to his acting career, Burton was also known for his love of poetry, and recorded several spoken-word albums of classic poetry, including the works of Dylan Thomas, John Donne, and Shakespeare.
Burton struggled with alcoholism throughout his life, which affected his health and ultimately led to his death from a cerebral hemorrhage on August 5, 1984, at the age of 58. Despite his personal struggles, Burton remains an icon of the stage and screen, remembered for his powerful performances and commanding presence.
List of all Richard Burton movies
Film | Year | Role | Director | Notes | |
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The Last Days of Dolwyn | 1949 | Gareth | Emlyn Williams | ||
Now Barabbas | 1949 | Paddy | Gordon Parry | ||
Waterfront | 1950 | Ben Satterthwaite | Michael Anderson | ||
The Woman with No Name | 1950 | Nick Chamerd | Ladislao Vajda | ||
Green Grow the Rushes | 1951 | Robert "Bob" Hammond | Derek N. Twist | ||
My Cousin Rachel | 1952 | Philip Ashley | Henry Koster | Golden Globe Award for New Star of the Year– Actor Nominated– Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor |
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The Desert Rats | 1953 | "Tammy" MacRoberts | Robert Wise | ||
The Robe | 1953 | Marcellus Gallio | Henry Koster | Nominated– Academy Award for Best Actor | |
Thursday's Children | 1954 | Narrator | Lindsay Anderson | Documentary film | |
Prince of Players | 1955 | Edwin Booth | Philip Dunne | ||
The Rains of Ranchipur | 1955 | Rama Safti | Jean Negulesco | ||
Alexander the Great | 1956 | Alexander the Great | Robert Rossen | ||
Sea Wife | 1957 | Biscuit | Bob McNaught | ||
Bitter Victory | 1957 | Jimmy Leith | Nicholas Ray | ||
Look Back in Anger | 1959 | Jimmy Porter | Tony Richardson | Nominated– BAFTA Award for Best Actor in a Leading Role Nominated– Golden Globe Award for Best Actor– Motion Picture Drama |
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Ice Palace | 1960 | Zeb Kennedy | Vincent Sherman | ||
The Bramble Bush | 1960 | Guy Montford | Daniel Petrie | ||
Dylan Thomas | 1962 | Narrator | Jack Howells | Documentary film | |
The Longest Day | 1962 | David Campbell | Ken Annakin, Andrew Marton, Bernhard Wicki, Gerd Oswald |
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Cleopatra | 1963 | Mark Antony | Joseph L. Mankiewicz | ||
The V.I.P.s | 1963 | Paul Andros | Anthony Asquith | ||
Zulu | 1964 | Narrator | Cy Endfield | ||
Becket | 1964 | Thomas Becket | Peter Glenville | Nominated– Academy Award for Best Actor Nominated– Golden Globe Award for Best Actor - Motion Picture Drama |
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The Night of the Iguana | 1964 | T. Laurence Shannon | John Huston | ||
What's New Pussycat? | 1965 | Clive Donner | Guest appearance | ||
The Sandpiper | 1965 | Edward Hewitt | Vincente Minnelli | ||
The Spy Who Came in from the Cold | 1965 | Alec Leamas | Martin Ritt | BAFTA Award for Best Actor in a Leading Role (also for Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?) Nominated– Academy Award for Best Actor |
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Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? | 1966 | George | Mike Nichols | BAFTA Award for Best Actor in a Leading Role (also for The Spy Who Came in from the Cold) Nominated– Academy Award for Best Actor |
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Florence: Days of Destruction | 1966 | Narrator | Franco Zeffirelli | Documentary film | |
The Taming of the Shrew | 1967 | Petruchio | Franco Zeffirelli | Also producer Nominated– BAFTA Award for Best Actor in a Leading Role Nominated– Golden Globe Award for Best Actor– Motion Picture Musical or Comedy |
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Doctor Faustus | 1967 | Doctor Faustus | Richard Burton, Nevill Coghill |
Also producer | |
The Comedians | 1967 | Brown | Peter Glenville | ||
The Comedians in Africa | 1967 | Himself | Peter Glenville | short subject made to promote The Comedians | |
Boom! | 1968 | Chris Flanders | Joseph Losey | ||
Where Eagles Dare | 1968 | Jonathan Smith | Brian G. Hutton | ||
Candy | 1968 | McPhisto | Christian Marquand | ||
Staircase | 1969 | Harry C. Leeds | Stanley Donen | ||
Anne of the Thousand Days | 1969 | Henry VIII of England | Charles Jarrott | Nominated– Academy Award for Best Actor Nominated– Golden Globe Award for Best Actor– Motion Picture Drama |
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Raid on Rommel | 1971 | Alex Foster | Henry Hathaway | ||
Villain | 1971 | Vic Dakin | Michael Tuchner | ||
Under Milk Wood | 1972 | First Voice | Andrew Sinclair | ||
The Assassination of Trotsky | 1972 | Leon Trotsky | Joseph Losey | ||
Hammersmith Is Out | 1972 | Hammersmith | Peter Ustinov | ||
Bluebeard | 1972 | Baron Kurt von Sepper | Edward Dmytryk | ||
Battle of Sutjeska | 1973 | Josip Broz Tito | Stipe Delić | ||
Massacre in Rome | 1973 | Herbert Kappler | George P. Cosmatos | ||
The Voyage | 1974 | Cesare Braggi | Vittorio De Sica | ||
The Klansman | 1974 | Breck Stancill | Terence Young | ||
Exorcist II: The Heretic | 1977 | Philip Lamont | John Boorman | ||
Equus | 1977 | Martin Dysart | Sidney Lumet | Golden Globe Award for Best Actor– Motion Picture Drama Nominated– Academy Award for Best Actor |
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The Medusa Touch | 1978 | John Morlar | Jack Gold | ||
The Wild Geese | 1978 | Allan Faulkner | Andrew V. McLaglen | ||
Absolution | 1978 | Goddard | Anthony Page | ||
Breakthrough | 1979 | Rolf Steiner | Andrew V. McLaglen | ||
Circle of Two | 1981 | Ashley St. Clair | Jules Dassin | ||
Lovespell | 1981 | Mark of Cornwall | Tom Donovan | ||
Wagner | 1983 | Richard Wagner | Tony Palmer | ||
To the Ends of the Earth | 1983 | Narrator | William Kronick | Documentary film | |
Nineteen Eighty-Four | 1984 | O'Brien | Michael Radford |
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